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F.S.S. is in violation of the constitution

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shastadude17

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If Crane v. State (1989) says it is a privilege and not a right to concealed carry, and it is a misdemeanor criminal offense to carry openly, is this not a violation of both 2A of the US constitution, and 14A of the US constitution? Wouldn't 14A of the US constitution nullify the "except that the manner of bearing arms may be regulated by law" part of FL's amendment for RTKABA? Ohhhh the world we live in :banghead:
 
rvrctyrngr

rvrctyrngr

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The state of Florida has not honored the RIGHT to keep and bear arms for over 100 years. Florida Carry is directly challenging the OC prohibition in the 4th DCA through the appeal of the Dale Norman case.
 
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